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Thanks, man,
but I gotta be honest.

:15:03
This is just
a part-time gig for me.

:15:06
I'm in a business programme,
City College, days.

:15:08
Ah. A seeker of wisdom and truth.
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You couldn't have found a better
work-study programme than right here.

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- To a future leader of America.
- I'll stick with the brew.

:15:21
Beer is for breakfast around here.
Drink or be gone.

:15:32
I realize I've got a class
of budding capitalists here.

:15:36
That most of you are seeking
the fast track...

:15:40
lovely term...
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to a career in investment banking
or some other socially useful pursuit.

:15:46
Nevertheless,
certain antiquated skills...

:15:49
such as reading and writing...
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remain a part
of the curriculum.

:15:53
So, for your first assignment...
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I'd like you to write
your own obituaries.

:15:59
Not that I wish you were dead.
At least not yet, anyway.

:16:05
Brian Flanagan.
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Senator Brian Flan...
Billionaire governor...

:16:10
Brian Flanagan, whose self-propelled,
meteoric rise to wealth and fame...

:16:15
would have made even
j. D. Rockefeller envious...

:16:19
died early yesterday morning
at the age of 99...

:16:22
while bedding his
18-year-old seventh wife, Heidi...

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who is recovering from exhaustion
at the local hospital...

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and will be unable
to attend the funeral.

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For your midterm paper...
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I want you to select a business
in which you are interested...

:16:43
and to prepare a complete plan
for its development.

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You should include
capitalization...

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administrative costs...
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income prospectus...
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marketing...
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cost analysis...

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